Identifying Human Trafficking. Por: Marisa B. Ugarte

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1 Identifying Human Trafficking Por: Marisa B. Ugarte

2 What is Human Trafficking? Traffic is the movement slavery is the action When migration turns to slavery?

3 Labor slavery Sexual slavery Pornography Peonage Servitude debt domestic Trafficking International Trafficking Forms of Slavery When There is:

4 Health & Mental Health Mental health Domestic Violence Sexual Abuse pedophilia Venereal disease Addiction Causes

5 Causes The economy Economic Factors The law de la Offer and demand Extreme poverty Lack of labor options organized crime, Pornography slavery Exploiters act as Intermediaries Market for the adoptions, organ trafficking

6 communication Causes The lack of media regularization Lack of programs with human values media sexual Manipulation easy access to pornography Globalization of the problem pornography

7 Legislation Lack of laws Lack of advocacy Not applying the laws Ignorance police insensibility corruption Lack of deification of the problem Causes

8 Causes Education Ignorance of the problem Lack of sensibility towards the problem Lack of sexual education Lack of individual attention to children and youth Ignorance of children's rights

9 Factors Economic Extreme poverty organized crime Pornography slavery Increment on demand Increment in the exploitation of women and minors Effects

10 effects Education Vulnerability Economic Margi nation Abuse of Human rights Slavery

11 Effects Communication Social Problems Insensibility of the media towards victims of commercial and sexual exploitation, Global growth of the problem More predators Ignorance of the facts

12 Effects legislation organized crime, out of control Blaming women and children. Omission Lack of Facts of protection, Impunity

13 Effects Health& Mental Health Pregnancy Fiscal damage moral, irreversible. Psychological damage El abortion Death suicide addiction Epidemics,lack of identification of the problem

14 Categories functionaries in Human Trafficking Arrangers and investors Guides/ soldiers Recruiters money collectors Money distributors public officials,, corruption. Informants, operators Transporters Personal support: name lenders document falsifiers Taxis, Taxis, chaperones children specialists prostitution Madame's

15 National networks of International Traffickers Trafficking groups that repond to the spectrum of migrant needs,including documents,false or altererd. The arrangemnet of transit routes betwwen countries. countries. The Traffickers have : information and intelligence Techhnology Conflicts between rival groups Prooven routes like the drug trafficking routes

16 Task forces Health& Direct Services Education Communication& outreach Legislation

17 Strategies EDUCATION Educati ón for men (Demand) School Programs health Programs for high risk youth Training school personal economy La elimination of demand application of the laws the creation of economic opportunities

18 Strategies communication& Outreach Emphasis on children s rights Prevention Campaigns on corruption, Health. Prevention on Human Trafficking through media outreach Media Responsibility legislation Application of the existing laws T Visa U Visa Protect Act de 2000 and 20003,2005 El training public officials, judges Law enforcement Advocacy, policy,penal code reforms

19 Strategies Share Intelligence information Cultivate the culture of denunciation provide a crisis line, to attend cases and denouncers and create a directory of services. high level trainings to all tha t belong to the legal system. Police Agencies,Judges, legislators Promote Homogeneous Laws

20 Strategies The development of specialized trainings for institutions and the personal that work with these women and children La promotion and revision of cases in wrap around model To develop a specialized program to meet the needs of these women and children. Training to Consulates on Human trafficking so they can better serve the needs of victims

21 Provide safe Shelter Protection to all victims Provide mental and health services Social Reintegration through micro enterprises as an economic alternatives Assist in victim interviews

22 . I hope this helps Thank you